Provisur Announces the Next Chapter in the Growth of Separation Business

Provisur ®  Technologies, Inc., a leading global provider of high-performance food processing
equipment, announced new growth plans to better serve their valued Separation customers.
Over the next six months, Provisur will be relocating the US base of operations for its
Separation Business from Centennial, Colorado to its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in
Whitewater, Wisconsin, where the company has recently invested over $12M in machining
and infrastructural upgrades.

“Our customers continue to be our primary focus and the decision to move has been with
them in mind,” said Dave Schumacher, General Manager of Provisur’s Separation Business
Unit in the Americas. “Our Whitewater facility is ideally positioned to support our customers
and the continued evolution of our Separation Business.”

Leveraging its recent investments, the company will continue to build its customer service and
support functions, create dedicated work cells in support of its growing refurbishing and
assembly activities, expand and modernize its warehouse space and invest in new machinery
dedicated to supporting its Separation customers.

About Provisur ®  Technologies
Provisur ®  Technologies specializes in innovative industrial food processing machines and
integrated production systems for a wide range of products. Our product portfolio of leading
equipment brands provides companies with maximum efficiency solutions for requirements of
any size. For more information visit www.provisur.com

Editor’s note: The above press release was received from Provisur Technologies, Inc. That company is owned by CC Industries, which acquired Whitewater based Weiler and Co. in 2008. Weiler, located at 1116 E. Main Street, was founded in 1939. According to Whitewater’s 2017 Comprehensive Plan, Provisur was the city’s eleventh largest employer at that time. The Banner inquired as to how many employees might be transferring from Colorado to the Whitewater plant. It was indicated that this is currently unknown. Readers who are interested in learning about Provisur’s “separation” equipment should click here.